In Gaza, every second is a fight to stay alive
The world has turned away even as the destruction and killing go on.
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A blood-dimmed tide washes over the Middle East
Israel has won several remarkable military victories – with a catastrophic human cost.
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Netanyahu’s all-out war
The great survivor of Israeli politics is fighting for his future.
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What it means to be Palestinian
Leading writers reflect on the war in Gaza and the prospect of peace.
Raja Shehadeh: “Palestinians are not treated as human beings deserving of human rights”
The author and human rights activist on why a future Palestinian state is further away than ever.
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Mezna Qato: “Without our libraries and universities, how will we tell the story of Gaza?”
The only way to lose Gaza is to stop listening to the Palestinians of Gaza.
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Raja Khalidi: “After the war, world leaders will need a new Marshall Plan for Palestine”
The Palestinian economist on how Gaza can be rebuilt.
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Sarah Aziza: “For the diaspora, Palestine is everywhere”
Israel’s assault on Gaza has shaken millions around the world into critical awareness and outrage.
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Ghada Karmi: “The physical damage of Israel’s assault is real enough. The mental trauma will be far worse”
We have no idea about the scale of suffering – there is no historical precedent for the war on Gaza.
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Layla Moran: “The personal and professional have collided like never before”
The UK should recognise Palestine – and send a message to Netanyahu that we believe in international law.
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What Josh Shapiro means for Gaza
If he's named as Kamala Harris’s running mate, the Pennsylvania governor would be a political choice, not an indication of…
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What a surgeon saw in Gaza
In this harrowing interview, a US doctor describes his recent experiences working in a Gazan hospital, where he treated children…
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The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh might make no difference
The region is locked in a struggle with no obvious end.
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Raja Shehadeh: “Israel is trying to make another Nakba”
The author and human rights activist on losing Palestine.
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On the Oxbridge barricade
Pro-Palestinian protesters at British universities are obscuring their own message.
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How the student Gaza protests went global
Pro-Palestine protests are proliferating across Western universities – but only the US has responded with military-grade police violence.
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The assault on Rafah has begun
Hours after Hamas announced it had accepted a ceasefire proposal, Israel took control of the border crossing.
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The Arab “democracy dilemma” is a fallacy
It’s simply not true that authoritarian rule in the Arab world is necessary to maintain peace with Israel.
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The UK should stop sending arms to Israel
After Israeli forces killed seven aid workers in Gaza, there is renewed momentum to reach a ceasefire.
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Former head of Shin Bet: Hamas’s nightmare is a two-state solution
The former head of Israeli intelligence Ami Ayalon on why Israel is losing the war.
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